Secure Information Sharing through Rights Management

Moderator(s):

Dr. David Goodman Senior Analyst

KuppingerCole

For many years, digital rights management was an issue for content providers, who were primarily concerned about copyright infringement of intellectual property through unauthorised copying, viewing or printing of media made available on the internet. As a means of access control, it had its critics, mostly from those who felt that it was an unnecessary inconvenience that did little to protect copyright. This track will explore how much attitudes have evolved, from both a user perspective and what is actually happening in the marketplace.

After attending this block of sessions you will be able to

Describe Information Centric Security and the technologies which safeguard information
Describe how to protect, track and control sensitive data

This block qualifies for up to 2 Group Learning based CPEs depending on the number of sessions you attended.

Sessions:

The Future of Collaboration

Digital Rights Management – UBS Case Study

Date: Thursday, May 07, 2015 Time: 11:00-12:00

Digital Rights Management – UBS Case Study

Marek Pietrzyk, UBS Switzerland

As a global operating financial institution UBS provides investment banking, asset management, and wealth management services for private, corporate, and institutional clients worldwide. UBS is the biggest bank in Switzerland, operating in more than 50 countries with about 60,000 employees around the world. As a leading financial services provider, UBS defines information security as the backbone of our business. Our clients, as well as employees trust us to keep their information safe...

Experiences in getting Rights Management Deployed

Andrew Church, Coutts

Secure Information Sharing - The User Experience

Amol Sawarkar, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) • Marek Pietrzyk, UBS Switzerland • Andrew Church, Coutts

As a result of the number of high profile, headline-grabbing revelations about security breaches and the consequent, well-publicised legal and financial implications, many enterprises, already worried about the free-and-easy transmission of sensitive company material have been impelled to take action to ensure that in the future their digital assets are far better protected from falling into the wrong hands than previously. This session will show the experience and lessons...

Market Maturity

Protecting and Tracking Sensitive Data

Date: Thursday, May 07, 2015 Time: 12:00-13:00

Protecting and Tracking Sensitive Data

Dr. David Goodman, KuppingerCole • Dan Plastina, Microsoft

Modern organizations routinely share sensitive data both internally and externally. This session will present a solution capable of letting data owners protect, control, and track their sensitive data regardless of where it is used (or abused). We’ll specifically present solutions for both front office and industrial use cases.

Information Centric Security; the Way to Go?

Dan Plastina, Microsoft • Henk Van der Heijden, TecHarbor • Rui Melo Biscaia, Watchful Software • Scott Masson, TITUS • Jose Manuel Rodriguez, Prot-On • John Grillos, Seclore • Eyal Manor, Secure Islands

In the current world of fast-moving organizations with high demands of new services and supporting IT-systems we can no longer deal with the "old" perimeterized way of protecting the organizations assets. We are in need of a much more focussed and efficient approach that will allow us to protect our assets on their needs. Classification of information and protecting at it it's source is the way forward. Solutions have evolved that can make this happen without the major downsides of previous...